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|Jul 26, 1949
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|Nov 9, 1943
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|Nov 9, 1943
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|Edward Beste Harold, Ray Mann Estle
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|Du Mont Allen B Lab Inc
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|Patent Citations (15), Referenced by (11), Classifications (8)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
July 26 1949 E. R. MANN :zT/lu.` 2,477,384
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Filed Nov. 9, 1943 Unull """I Patented July 26, 1949 UNITED STATESI PATENT GFFICE CY CLOGRAPH FOR TESTING METALS Estle Ray Mann, Upper Montclair, and Harold Edward Beste, East Rutherford, N. J., assignors to Allen B. Du Mont Laboratories, Inc., Passaic, N. J., a corporation of Delaware Application November 9, 1943, Serial No. 509,576 2 Claims. ((1175-183) 'This invention relates to a device for testing metals by passing them through an inductance coll and utilizing the effects thereby produced upon a high frequency oscillator that is modulated by low frequency oscillations. The modulated high frequency is rectied and the rectified signal is mixed with a portion of the original low frequency oscillations. The resultant signal is used to initiate a gaseous discharge device causln`gr relays to operate to actuate devices to separate the metals according to their physical properties.
It is well known that the effective resistance of a. coil carrying alternating -current and surroundlng a piece of metal depends on several factors, i. e. the D. C. resistance of the wire, and additional resistive component of the wires due to skin effect, which increases with frequency, and a resistive :omponent which represents the losses in the piece of metal due to eddy currents induced therein and losses due to hysteresis. It is equally well rnown that the composition and heat treatment if a piece of metal have a profound effect on the eddy current and` hysteresis losses thereof, the sum of which is known as the core loss, so that in indication of this loss may be used to detect iiierences in pieces of metal that have the same Jutward physical appearance.
If a piece of metal is placed in the field of a :oil in an oscillator circuit, the core loss must e supplied by the oscillator if oscillations are ;o be sustained. l If not, the oscillations will be iuenched or decreased in amplitude, if not en- ',irely stopped. This phenomenon, viz: the higher ;he losses, the lower the amplitude of oscillations, s utilized in the present invention.
A balanced `push-pull oscillator is provided vith a center-tapped, electrostatically shielded :oil (such a coil is described in U. S. Patent No. 2,404,185, issued July 16, 1946, and assigned to ',he same assignee as this application) which is connected between the grids of the oscillator yubes. This coil is of such dimensions that the iieces of metal to be tested may be inserted herein.
The frequency of the oscillator is determined )rimarily by the natural period of the coil and nay be in the range of 2000 to 5000 cycles, dexending on the size of the pieces to be tested, vhich dictates the dimensions of the coil.
This oscillator, hereinafter referred to as the iigh frequency oscillator, is plate modulated by ow frequency oscillations from a low frequency nscillator, the oscillations of which may be of he order of 103 or 105 cycles, which is not a muliple of the 60 cycle power line lfrequency.
Since this is a push-pull triode high frequency scillator, plate modulation results in a nonlnear modulation characteristic. As the ampliude of the high frequency oscillations decreases, he complex variation in the transconductance of these triodes with the plate currents decreases the eilect of the variation of the plate supply voltage on the instantaneous plate currents, which results in a modulation envelope decreased in amplitude an amount determined bythe decrease in amplitude of the high frequency oscillations. 'Ihus a denite correlationv exists between the amplitude of the high frequency oscillations and the amplitude of the modulation envelope. As previously indicated there is a correlation between the metallurgical properties of the metal pieces to be tested and the amplitude of the high frequency oscillations. The amplitude of the modulation envelope therefore correlates with the properties of the metal pieces to be tested.
The modulated high frequency is passed through suitable amplifiers andV filters to a demodulator. The output of the demodulator, which is of the form of the low lfrequency originally used'to modulate the high frequency oscillator is flltered to remove all traces of the high frequency,v amplified and mixed with a portion of the original low frequency taken directly from the low frequency oscillator. A phase shifter and amplitude controls are incorporated in the circuits between the low frequency oscillator and the mixer so that the output of the mixer can be reduced to zero by causing the two signals to be degrees out of phase and of equal amplitudes, with one specimen in the coil. Another `specimen having different characteristics, when inserted in the coil, will then cause the amplitudes and phase of these two signa... to be different, thus causing the output of the mixer to be appreciable. This output signal is then utilized as described above.
It has been found that with this invention an indication of minute differences in core losses can be detected, and by means of suitable sorting mechanisms, metal pieces may be rapidly sorted into groups in accordance with 4their metallurgical properties, such as heat treatment, case depth, etc., thus providing a rapid, non-destructive inspection method.
The invention may be 4understood from the description in connection with the accompanying drawings, in which:
Fig. 1 is a block diagram of connections;
Fig. 2 is a diagram of a portion of the connecends of the load resistances 4' and 5 and ground. Condensers 1 and 8 of the saune capacitances are located between the plates Yof tube 2 and variable duplicate resistances g 4which are connected through adjustable contacts on these resistancesv to the grids of tube 2 and to opposite ends of inductance coil I6 of large diameter and short axial length which has its center-point II grounded.' The tube 2 is provided with cathedra-A biasing resistances I2 that are `connected to ground.
Condensers I4 and |5 couple the plates of tube 2 to duplicate gain control resistances I6. Sliding contacts I1 and I8 are provided on resistances le and are connected to the grids of .the .push-pull amplifier 28, the cathodes of which arey biased by resistances 2| connected to ground. A lead 22 from lead 3 is connected through resistance 23, and a condenser 24 is connected between the end of resistance 23 and ground. Load resistances l25 and 26 are provided between the resistance 23 and the plates of the tube 28. Coupling condensers 21, 28 and leads 3|, 32 couple the plates of tube 28 to the control grids of two pentodes. Inductances 29 and 38 are provided between the leads 3| and 32 and ground. The leads 3| and 32 extend to the control grids of pentodes '33 and 34, the cathodes of these tubes being biased by resistance 35 extending from them to ground. The tubes 33 and 34 are push-pull amplifier tubes with the resistance 36 providing proper potential for the screen grids of these tubes.
A lead 38 extends from lead 39, which is at a higher potential than lead 3, to load resistances 48 and 4| for the tubes 33 and 34. The output leads 42 and 43 from tubes 33,.and 34 extend to the vertical deflection plates 44 of cathode-ray tube 45, shown diagrammatically. This tube 45 is connected so that its cathode and grid are highly negative.
A beam-positioning network consisting of parallel resistances 46 and 41 is connected by sliding contacts on'these resistances through rethe midpoint cf which is grounded, are connected to potentiometers 8|, 82 which are provided with sliding contacts 83 .and 84 that are connected to the grids of a push-pull amplifier 85 orf which the cathodes are biased by resistance 86. The plates of amplifier '85. are connected to lead 3 through loading inductances 81, 88 which constitute the primary of a transformer 69, the secondary 88 of which is located in lead 3 beyond the lter consisting of resistance 8| and condenser 82.
The primary 81 of transformer 68 is coupled by condenser 85 to the grid 3E of triode |83 having a grid leak 81, and the corresponding cathodeprovided with a grid leak resistance. The cathode v of tube |81 is connected to the cathode of tube sistances 48 and 49 to the leads 42 and 43. Condensers 58 and 5| are connected between these sliding contacts and ground. One end of resistances 46 and 41 is connected by lead 53 to line 54, which extends from a source of positive potential which is half that of lead 3. Lead 54 extends to one end of resistances 55 and 58, which are part of the positioning network for the ver' |88, these cathodes being biased by resistance |89. The proper positive potential is applied through lead 39 to the plates of the balanced phase inverter comprising tubes |81 and |88 through like resistances ||8, and to the screen grids of these tubes through resistance ||2 so that signals of equal alternating potentials of opposite polarities, which have the frequency of the input signal, are taken off of the plates of these tubes in the known way and coupled by capacitances ||4 and ||5 to the horizontal deflection plates 44 of cathode-ray tube 45.
Lead ||8 extends from one of the cathodes of tube 28 (Fig. 2) and lead H8 extends from the cathode of tube |83 to an automatic sorting device shown in Fig. 3. Condenser II8 (Fig. 3) couples the lead I8 to a choke coil |22 4which is provided so as to by-pass or filter out any low frequency, thus leaving a high frequency signal with a low frequency envelope to be applied to the grid of tube |28. This tube has its cathode biased by resistance |2I.
A lead |23 extends to theplate of tube |28 l from a source of positive potential, and is prothrough resistance 66 and the primary 61 of a f vided with a filter consisting of condenser |24 and resistance |25. The load resistance of tube |28 is indicated at |26.
The condenser |21 couples the output of tube |28 to the plate of a diode rectifier I 28 across the resistance 28. A; high frequency lter net'- work |38 is provided for the current that is rectilied at |28. The output of this filter |38 is the low frequency sinusoidal envelope of the modulated high frequency signal that is fed to the tube |28. This output is fed to the grid of vacuum tube amplifier |3|, having a. grid leak |32 and a cathode biased by resistance |33.
The output of the tube I3! is coupled by condenser |34 to the' grid of tube |35 that is an im-V pedance transformer provided with grid leak |36 and with a cathode load resistance |31. The output across the load |31 is sinusoidal, and is of the same frequency as the low frequency modulation of the signal that is fed to the tube |28. Its wave form is that of the envelope of the high frequency fed to tube |28.
A signal form, of the same low frequency as' that which modulated the. signal that is fed in uns 5 at ||0. is coupled from the cathode of tube |00, Fig. 2, by lead andcondenser |40, Fig. 3, to the grid of triode |4| which has a grid leak |42 and has its cathode loaded by the primary |40 of the transformer |44 The secondary |45 of this transformer is center-tapped to ground as indicated at |40. vThis secondary constitutes a portion of a 180 phase-shifting device which in'- cludes thecondenser-|41 and variable resistance |40. i
The signal from the phase-shifter |45|40 is coupled by condenser |40 and lead |50 to a mixing network consisting of fixed resistances |52 andl variable resistance |53.' The output of the cathode-loaded tube |35 is also coupled to this mixing circuit. so that two voltages are thus impressed across this mixer, one of these voltages being the envelope voltage of the modulated high frequency from oscillator I that was rectified at |20, filtered at |30, and amplified at |3 and |35, and the other being the amplified low frequency voltage produced by the low frequency oscillator 01--10, amplified by amplifiers |00 and |4|, and taken oil of 'phase shifter |45|40 and coupled by condenser |49 and lead |50 to this mixer. The voltages applied to this mixer therefore have the same frequency and practically the same wave form, since thecircuits described cause little if any distortion. The amplitudes of these two voltages may be made equal to each other or they may be made considerably different by means of the gain controls in the circuits. Their phases can be matched as desired by the phase-shifting device |45|40. When their amplitudes are the same and their phases differ by 180, the output from the mixer |5||55 is zero with the contactY |54 at the center of resistance |53. This output varies with differences either in the amplitudes or in the phases of these two voltages.
The output voltage from the mixer |5||55 is fed to the grid of an amplifying tube |50 of which the cathode is biased by resistance |50. The plate load' resistance of this tube is shown at |00.
The output of tube |50 is used as follows: One portion passes through the filtering network |0|, consisting of resistances and capacitances. This network is adapted to reject the second harmonic of the low frequency output of the amplifier |58. This second'harmonic is found to be present when the first-harmonic is balanced to zero in the mixer `|5|-|55. Therefore, it is dei sirable to remove the second harmonic before amplifying the signal and applying it to a, cathode-ray tube for observation.
\ The output from network |0| is coupled by condenser |02 to the grids of the push-pu1l amplifier tubes |03 and |04 which are adaptedin a known way to provide signals of opposite polarities which are applied to the vertical deflection plates |00 of a cathode-ray tube |01. The beampositioning networks for this tube are shown at |00 and |00 with their connections to positioning potentiometers.
The output voltage of tube |50 is also coupled by lead and condenser |1| to the grid of thyratron |12 which has an adjustable grid bias resistance |12',one end of which is connected to a negative potential applied at the arrow. The plate ofthis thyratron is connected to the grid of triode |13, and its cathode is biased by resistance |14. The plate load of this triode |13 is the magnetic coil of a small relay |10 which operates a larger relay |11 connected to a power circuit |10. When the thyratron 12 lires because of suiiicient s voltage'being applied to its grid. the voltage at and potentials are so adjusted that when the also provided (Fig. 3).
thyratron |12 fires its plate voltage falls below the cathode voltage on the triode |10, the plate of this triode ceases to draw current, and the relay |10 opens. The larger relay |11 which is controlled by the relay |10 may be used to control a. circuit, not shown, for 'operating a sorting device for the specimens that are tested by passing them through the coil I0.
A resistance-inductance oscillator tube |00 is Its frequency may, for example, be 2000 C. P. S. The primary |0| of the transformer |02 is in the plate circuit of tube |00. The secondary |03 of this transformer is in the grid circuit of this tube. One end of this secondary |03 is connected to the grid of tube |00, and the other end is grounded. The cathode of tube |00 is biased by resistance |04.
The output from the oscillator |00|04 is adapted to be coupled through switch |0| by condenser |00 and resistance |01 to a push-pull amplifler comprising pentodes |00 and |00 connectedin a known way similarly to the tubes |03 and |04 so as to provide the signals of opposite polarity and of the frequency of oscillator |00|04 for the horizontal deflection plates |00 of the cathode-ray tube |01.
A switch |9| is provided to connect the pushpull amplifier I00|00 to the lead |02 which is connected to lead |50 in which a switch i9l' is located and ganged with switch |01. In this way provision is made for assuring a phase difference between the output of the phase shifter |45|40 and the signal out of amplifier tube |35. This is accomplished `by switching the ganged switches |0| and |0| from contacts a and a' to b and b' simultaneously. This puts the signal from the phase shifter |45-I40 on the vertical deiiection plates |00 of cathode-ray tube |01 and since the envelope signal of the same frequency from the tube |35 is lon the horizontal deilecting -plates |00 of this tube the phase angle can then be read directly by the pattern on the tube.
The operation is as follows:
(a) Adjust the grid of thyratron |12 to the cut-off point by moving contacter on resistor |12'.
(b) Put a specimen that has high core losses when subjected to alternating current fields in coil |0 of H. F. oscillator unmodulated and ad- :lust the feedback by adjusting resistances g that are connected to the grids bf tube 2 until oscillations are almost quenched as shown on cathoderay tube 45. V
(c) Remove specimen from coil l0 and substitute a good specimen and adjust gain by control |0 until practically full scale deflection is shown on cathode-ray tube 45. l
(d) Introduce a modulating voltage to oscillator |-|2 by increasing the gain of modulator 05 by means of control 0|-04 of this push-pull circuit to produce usually not more than about 50% modulation so that no objectionable amount of harmonics will be introduced into the signal.
(e) Adjust the outputvoltage of the mixer |5|-|50, Fig. 3, with no specimen in the coil |0,`by adjusting the phase shifter |45|40 and contact |54 on resistance |50 until the pattern nal from tube |58 is applied to the grid of thyral tron |12.
(f) A specimen to be tested is then introduced into the coil I0, thereby altering the circuit loss with a decrease in the-amplitude of the high frequency oscillations from oscillator I. These reduced oscillations are modulated y by low frequency oscillations from oscillator 61--18 through push-pull amplifier 85. The modulated signal is rectified at |28 and amplified by amplifiers |3| and |35 and fed to mixer |52|55. This rectified output no longer balances the output from phase shifter |45--I48 to the mixer |52-I 55 so that an output signal due to this unbalance will be applied to grid |54 of tube |58 and amplified and applied to the vertical deflection plates |66 of tube |61, causing the pattern thereon to be rectangular.
(g) When the output from tube |58 is suiilcient to trigger the thyratron |12 due to the increase in potential on its grid, caused by passing a sample through coil i0, this thyratron conducts and decreases the potential on the grid of tube |13 and cuts oif the current through coil |16 thus causing the relay |11 to open. These relays may be used to control circuits indicated by block I|95 to separate the specimens automatically into groups as they pass through the coil lll in accord- .ance with their core losses, or this may be done by hand as the operator watches the signals on the cathode-ray tube |61 when the different specimens are placed in the coil I0.
(h) It will be clear from the description that if the amplitude of the signal from the mixer ||'I53 is not sufficiently large to trigger `the thyratron |12 it will not conduct and the relay |16 will remain open. The setting ofthe grid bias of thyratron |12 by adjusting the contactor on resistance |12' will determine what output from the plate of tube |58 will trigger the thyratron |12 and cut oi the current through relays |16 and |11. By decreasing this grid bias a smaller output from the mixer will trigger the thyratron |12. Then specimens in coil I0 which almost quench the high frequency oscillations will trigger the thyratron; and those which have less quenching effect, due to a smaller amount of core losses, will not trigger it.
As shown on the drawings, cathode-ray tubes are connected to various critical portions of the circuit at all times, so as to facilitate adjustment of the various controls and provide the operator with visual indications that all circuits are in correct adjustment.
'Ihe differences in core losses of the metal pieces which are to be tested by this device may be due to a variety of conditions resulting from the sort of metals used and the heat treatments or metallureical process which they have undergone. In some cases the specimens which have high core losses, and therefore have large quenching effect onthe high frequency oscillator I, are the desirable ones. It is obvious that they can be separated from' the others by utilizing this device.
What is claimed is:
1. The method of comparing the metallurgical and physical properties of metal pieces according to the correlation of said metallurgical and physical properties with the core losses of said pieces at a fixed frequency, which comprises varying the amplitude of oscillations of an oscillatory circuit by placing said metal pieces one at a time in the field of a coil which is a part of said oscillatory circuit, the amplitude of said oscillations varying according to the core loss characteristics at said frequency, modulating said oscillations at a lower frequency, the amplitude of the modulation varying in accordance with the amplitude of said oscillations, detecting the modulated oscillations to obtain the low frequency envelope, shifting the phase of a portion of the modulation frequency 180, mixing saidv low frequency envelope with said portion of the modulating frequency to obtain a signal which varies in amplitude in accordance with the properties of said pieces, utilizing said signal to control the firing of a gaseous discharge device, the firing of said gaseous discharge devicew in turn controlling the operation of a relay.
2. Apparatus for comparing the metallurgical and physical properties of metal pieces according to the correlation ofY said metallurgical and physical properties with the core losses of -said pieces at-a fixed frequency, which comprises a first oscillatory circuit having a coil as part thereof, the electrical characteristicsof said coil being varied in accordance with said core losses of said metal pieces when placed in the electrical eld thereof, a second oscillatory circuit operating at a lower frequency than that of said first oscillatory circuit, a modulator. to modulate said first oscillatory circuit at the frequency of said second oscillatory circuit, a rectier to detect the output of said first oscillatory circuit to obtain the modulation envelope, a phase shift circuit to shift the phase of a portion of the output of said second oscillatory circuit a mixer circuit to mix said modulation envelope with said portion, a gaseous discharge deviceyconnected to the output of said mixer circuit, and a relay connected to be operated by the ring of said gaseous discharge device.
REFERENCES CITED The following references are of record in the file of this patent:
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Dear Creatures dress + Tallulah Fontaine Pin + Jelly Sandals
I've been quieter than ever on the blog, but believe me, I had a pretty important reason. I got married! We had a small civil ceremony in Cluj, followed by a casual party in a garden. The whole thing was planned just one week in advance, but it turned out really lovely. This is what I wore to the party – a Dear Creatures dress I've had for years and my comfortable jelly sandals. With rocks on the ground, hammocks to hang out in, and a few levels of the garden connected with steps, this outfit has been a good choice. I wanted to wait to get more pictures before I share, but I couldn't, so here are some portraits that my friends over at Tree Arcade took.


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Suoh Mikoto can be a bit slow sometimes.
He never appreciates until he has lost.
Take Tatara for instance. The puppy was always following him, all through middle school and adulthood, and nothing would stop him. Even ending up in the hospital did not deter him, and even had the audacity to make the King scratch his foot. He took that devotion seriously when he declared his wish to be the Red King's vassal, eventually working his way into HOMRA. His service was dispensable to most, since many recognised that he was not the strongest member and did not show the violent disposition that was characteristic of HOMRA members.
But Mikoto knew. He knew that Tatara did not need someone to fight his battles for him. He knew Tatara's class clown act gave the members something in common - being the member in the limelight for all the wrong reasons, but in the end everyone was drawn to him. He could have been the mascot, maybe, a mascot that cooks and cleans and laughs and initiates and makes peace. An all-in-one package matron that added a little homely touch to HOMRA.
Yet just as his life brought people together, so did his death. Tatara's passing was felt so vehemently that all of HOMRA's members were involved in the hunt for his murderer and its accomplices. Suoh Mikoto was not excluded.
On the other hand, there's also Reisi. The man that has always stood up to him, sometimes infuriatingly cool and at other times surprisingly passionate. Instead of wiping him off the slate Reisi took him into custody. Instead of forcing him to yield Reisi wanted him willing. Instead of rising to his bait Reisi actually considered the thought of 24/7 company.
Mikoto knew it was a cheap thrill, but spending forever with an equal - someone who could actually kill him - was not an idea that he disliked. Oh, he definitely could see that possibility, especially when the raven was pinning him down into the snow-covered ground and his lips were just that bit of distance away from his own. For a moment he could not figure out if the wave of heat was one of arousal or offense; he only knew that it matched the intensity of their shared gaze. So great was that wave that he maintained indifference to bring it down and extinguish the thoughts that ran with it, just so that he would have his fight and maybe prove that forever was a possibility.
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I have a 2007 Hyundai Tuscan-automatic. I bought it used. Problem: When the car is cold for more than a few hours the gear shift is difficult to shift from N to D and tends to hesitates while driving. Once the car is warmed up it shifts and drives like butter.
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Be it cruising down Main Street on a warm summer night, showing off for friends by doing burnouts, turning wrenches on the weekend, or blasting down the highway whenever we had gas money in our pockets and the urge overtook us, we all have powerful memories of cars we've loved and lost. Some of us would like to relive those times in those cars, or at the very least, provide the closure derived from knowing what became of them.
My recent post about finding my 1969 Pontiac GTO Judge 23 years after I sold it sparked discussion and led some Hemmings Daily readers to wonder what happened to their previously-owned nostalgia machines. To that end, we're providing a few ideas to aid anyone who would like to reconnect with a car that they once owned.
Please bear in mind that this is a very broad topic, with myriad investigative avenues. Because there's no way we can cover every possibility, we welcome your input and encourage you to share with us your search ideas and/or anecdotes of long-lost cars that you would like to have back.
Getting Started. Information is power, and the more you have regarding your old car, the easier the task of finding it will be. Answer these questions first: Do I have the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)? Do I have a license plate number? Do I have a clear photo of the car?
Having the VIN will, of course, help a great deal. Even if you think you don't, you still may and just don't realize it. The VIN appears not just on the title you signed over, but also on the registration and insurance card, as well as loan papers.
You received a new registration and insurance card each year (generally speaking) and the expired ones sometimes have a habit of finding their way into an envelope or folder and being stored with important papers. Go through yours, even the envelopes that you wouldn't think had them. If you lived with your parents back then, ask them to search through their important papers. If there was a loan involved and they co-signed, or even if there wasn't and they didn't, there still may be some document they have with the VIN on it.
Though it's a long shot, you can check with the insurance company you had at the time to see if it has records that go back to the car you're looking for. The same goes for the bank that held the loan, if you had one. Again, a long shot, but it may be worth a try. If your car went to a dealership, a mechanic or a body shop for repairs back in the day, there is a chance that the VIN was written on the receipt. We all saved receipts, right? Sometimes, we forgot to provide them when we sold our cars. See if you can locate one.
Also, not to bring up bad memories, but if your car was involved in an accident when you had it that was serious enough to generate a police report and insurance claims, it provides a whole new list of documents possibly featuring the VIN that you may have filed away.
More VIN Search Ideas. Because not having the VIN to begin with makes the search more difficult, we attempted to ferret out other possibilities if your home search comes up empty. We surmised that if you have photos of your car, you may be able to see the license plate number, so we asked our local Department of Motor Vehicles agency (In this case, Pennsylvania Department of Transportation) if a VIN can be retrieved by looking up an old plate number to access the old registration. We were told that it's possible for more recent plates only.
The reason in this instance is that Pennsylvania changed its plates around the early 2000s, so PennDOT can trace a plate number to see what car it was registered to from the changeover forward, but it can't do it for prior years, because the database was purged of the old plate numbers. Therefore, the possibility of acquiring your VIN from using your old plate number is very dependent upon the state in which you are searching and the depth of its database.
We were also curious as to whether or not a search can be performed by the DMV for past registrations using your driver's license number. We learned that, at least in Pennsylvania, there is no cross-reference for that.
If you already have the VIN, can the DMV help you locate the car? Many of you have probably heard stories over the years about people tracking down their old rides through favors done for them by a "friend" who worked for the DMV or in law enforcement. The friend had access to DMV records and was able to run the VIN the ex-owner provided. We confirmed through PennDOT that its policy is not to give out that information without proper authorization.
According to The Lost Car Registry, this rule stems from the Driver's Privacy Protection Act of 1994. It contains specific regulations regarding how the DMV is to protect drivers' private information, which agencies and individuals can lawfully be granted access to it and under what qualifying circumstances. Details for the guidelines are posted in the "resources" section of the website. Not surprisingly, "I want to find my old car," is not one of the accepted reasons for you to be provided with the latest known address of your lost car's present owner. It was said that licensed private investigators could still be granted access to that information, if you want to get that serious about your search.
Another speed bump regarding VIN searches for vintage cars has to do with the VINs themselves. According to DMV.org, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) required all vehicles to use a standard, 17-character VINs beginning in 1981. The problem with trying to hunt down information on a classic car built prior to that year using its VIN is that nearly all sites (says DMV.org) that provide vehicle history reports, only work off of this 17-digit standardized VIN.
Information for a Search Story. Because most people will be forced to venture beyond the DMV and vehicle history report websites and appeal directly to the people, let's discuss the information available to share. Depending upon the venue, you will be providing a short and simple ad, post, or possibly, a story. Avoid writing the great American novel, however. Tempting as it may be, most people won't read all 27 paragraphs about the life and times of you and your car. If you are going to add a story to the descriptive items provided below, make it just one – preferably a funny one – if you have it.
What you should include, though, are a catchy headline or title – one that will grab attention, yet remain simple enough to instantly be understood – the car's year, make, and model; the car's VIN (if you have it); its color inside and out, but be careful about using the factory name for the color (How many people aside from Pontiac fans will know Carousel Red is actually orange?); its drivetrain, including engine, transmission, and rear end; its options, including those that stand out – factory racing stripes, spoilers, ram air, vinyl top, A/C, etc; and its specific characteristics – did it have a blower poking through the hood, was it painted purple metal-flake, did it have aluminum slots and N50-15s that stuck out of the wheel wells in the rear, etc. Your intent is to jog dormant memories.
It would also help if you included what years you owned it, what town and state you lived in when you owned it, the name of the person you sold it to and when, what town and state that person lived in at the time, and any information that you learned about the car after you sold it – for example: "I heard it was restored," or "It was turned into a race car," or 'It may have been in an accident," or "It may have been repainted red," etc. And, of course, don't forget to include your contact information.
Once you have a focused and comprehensive write-up, you can decide where you want to post it and where you want to perform regular searches for your car.
Modern Search Methods. You're reading this online, so we know you can access a search engine. Periodically, load the VIN into all the search engines that are available to you online — Google, Bing, Yahoo etc. – and see what comes back. For a more precise search, just list the VIN, not the make and model. Or, if you remember the name of the person you sold your car to and at least recall the state he or she was from, you could try any number of online people-search and public-records search sites. Don't forget to let your fingers do the walking, either, and check phone directories, both new and old.
Another group of online alternatives are sites like the aforementioned Lost Car Registry and AutoCheck's Check My Ride. You can set up a profile page and list all the cars that you are looking for with VINs, photos, stories, and your contact info. Because sites of this type are designed to help people find their cars, those who are drawn to them will be more likely to keep an eye out for yours.
In addition, you can check national club and local chapter websites that feature your type of car, post your story on every enthusiast message board that features subject matter about your type of car, search the archives of some of the larger auction houses that list the VINs of the cars they offer, or even share your story with your Facebook friends and email contact list (or Twitter/Pinterest/Instagram/Tumblr followers) and ask if anyone has heard or seen anything about it in the years since you sold it.
Or, if you'd like to go with more analog methods, you can always place a wanted ad in car club newsletters or in Hemmings Motor News, or you can post a sign (or wear it) with information about the car you're looking for at car shows.
And keep in mind that for each specific website mentioned in this blog, there may be one, five, 10, 100, or more that provide similar services, so shop around and spread the word on any of them that you decide are worthy of your effort.
Happy hunting, and let us know if you are able to find your old car.
I'm trying to find my 1970 Z28 4 speed Camaro white with black strips blue interior I do not have the vin but do have tag number was registered in Alabama when I had the car tag number ALN343 I owned the car from around 1975 to 1978
Just saw a episode of Street Outlaws and they found a car that one of the guy's had 10 years ago and they found it! So I started to think about my 1972 Dodge Challenger, Lime green, white leather,convertable and wondered if I could possible find it! I am going to look for pics from1973-1977 Maybe just maybe If I am lucky I could find it. I would really freak out! And would pay all most anything for it. If there is any thing you guy's could do it would be appreciated!!! I lived in Wrights town, Wis. also DePere,Wis Thanks
I'm looking for my first car a 1968 AMC AMX 390 4Spd. My license tag number was T 24626 . It was originally a burgundy body with a shadow mask flat black hood .Thank you Rog .
My first car was a 1970 Torino GT auto metallic ivy green. I bought the car in Massachusetts in 1978 and the plate on it was 511-BGT at the time.. I was only 16 years old then and left the car with my oldest brother who now tells me that he cant remember what happened to it.. The car disappeared in 1981.. I would like to find it… Thanks
Excellent article. I have been searching for the VIN to my first car. I contacted the dealer I purchased my 1974 Nova from to see if I could retrieve the VIN. Since my classic car would not have a 17 character VIN, was there a standard convention to convert old VINs to 17 characters?
I trying to figure out what year my dads Chevy Impla Super Sport was.
Seems like it was a 65 or 66.
It had a white knobed automatic shit on the floor.
Please email if you have any thoughts.
I sold my 1934 Ford 3 window coupe in March 2011 I would like to find it and see if I could buy it back. Sold to Dannie Green and he sold it later in 2011 or 2012
I am looking for my dads 1969 Chevelle Malibu, he bought it new in 69 or 70 from Ron Nelson Chevrolet in Richmond CA. it was blue with black vinyl top, 350/350 (guessing on the trans) was later repainted white in the mid 80's, he sold it to a guy who I think lived in Oakland in the mid 80's to buy a Silverado. I've been able to find a photo with the CA License plate, but haven't located any info with the VIN. I am currently at a stand still until I can get back to my moms house and search through old papers. I hope once I find the VIN I can find the car.
Great article. I have been looking for my first car that I rebuilt in high school; It was a 1969 Camaro I sold in the Spring/Klein/North Houston, Texas area in 1986; was solid white exterior (no stripes) with dark green interior when sold; (original factory options Fathom Green, 307/Auto) sold in '86 with 350/Auto trans with later model Camaro gold IROC wheels; standard hood (no cowl induction); license was Texas plate # LFM 574. Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks, Chris 281-840-1260
I know this is a long shot but I'm looking for my dads 1978 k5 blazer with a 4″ rancho lift kit with 15by10 center line rims and and also had a 402 big block In it it only had one rust spot which is on the driver rear end by tire my dad sold it back in 2009 it was heart breaking seeing seeing that beautiful 2 owner blazer blazer drive away early on last month I posted it on Craigslist iv had a guy text me that he has seen it in Joliet mt and the guy said he will text me back if he has seen it never did had high hopes the guy would of have text me. But guess not I do not have the vin I've looked for it crazy bit I do have a pic of the blazer with the license plate but I really can't read it if someone can help that would be awsome to find my dads k5 blazer again .
Hi, Iam trying to find my vw golf gti, it has just been taxed this month and motd till august, I sold this car to a friend and he traded it in at the local vw garage without telling me! The region plate is y745 kfm, thanks
Looking for my wonderful 1985 Oldsmobile Delta 88 VIN# 1G3BN37Y4FY334436. I've been searching for this car for 16 years! Yes, 16 years. Last seen in King of Prussia, PA in 1993. Gold, 2-Door.
Thanks for reading.
Would like to find information about the car I owned when stationed at Keesler AFB, Biloxi, Mississippi (1963-1967).
1962 Chevy Impala SS Convertible white, red interior, white canvas top.
Insurance company totaled the car, but question whether it was saved and repaired. Would like verification of the style, etc., as my memory is now vague. Do have photo's of car but unable to locate them.
I am looking for my old 1976 duster lisence plate AAH021 , I cant get past the local licence center ,they will not look it up for me.I do not have the vin .It was a black on black factory hurst 3 speed ,318 ,with factory black buckets and keystone raiders all around ,it was mint condition .i lived in blaine minn and sold it about 1985 or so . what do i do ? thanks for reading jeff
My dad had a 1968 Chevy camaro ss 396 4 speed manual. It was red with no stripes and I would like to find it. He sold it in the 70s in northern California. My dad loved that car and he put 1000s of dollars into the motor. If anyone knows anything please call 530- 945- 9484.


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From Southern Living. Prep time does not include overnight (12 hours) marinating.
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- 2 1⁄2 lbs pork tenderloin
- 3⁄4 cup soy sauce
- 1⁄2 cup Bourbon (Maker's Mark, preferably)
- 1⁄4 cup Worcestershire sauce
- 1⁄4 cup water
- 1⁄4 cup canola oil
- 4 garlic cloves, minced
- 3 tablespoons brown sugar
- 2 tablespoons ground black pepper
- 1 teaspoon white pepper
- 1⁄2 teaspoon ground ginger
- 1 teaspoon salt
- fresh parsley sprig
- Rinse tenderloins, and pat dry.
- Combine soy sauce and next 9 ingredients in a large zip-top plastic freezer bag or shallow dish; seal or cover, and chill at least 12 hours. Remove pork from marinade, discarding marinade. Sprinkle evenly with salt.
- Grill, covered with grill lid, over high heat (400° to 500°) 30 minutes or until a meat thermometer inserted into thickest portion registers 155°, turning occasionally. Remove from heat; cover with aluminum foil, and let stand 10 minutes or until thermometer registers 160°. Garnish with fresh parsley sprigs, if desired.
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I really can't add any more to what's already been said, except to say that I made this exactly as posted (using Knob Creek bourbon) and it was delicious! It really gives a lot of flavor and juiciness to the pork, and I will be making this again! Made for Spring PAC 2014.
I've been making this tenderloin for years -- I was getting ready to post the recipe and found that gpotts had aleady done the work for me!!! This is a recipe that I always know will be delicious and people will love. There is seldom any leftovers!!! It's just too easy to eat -- because of that I always plan ahead and make extra. I hope more people will give this a try.
I made this a few weeks ago and forgot to rate it. My family loved this, and that's the important thing. It probably would've been better grilled, but did in the oven and it was great! Very tender and juicy. Thanks for the great recipe.


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"Bryce Canyon ? magic encounters with artist Earth" Top 5 Page for this destination Bryce Canyon National Park by Trekki
Bryce Canyon National Park Travel Guide: 642 reviews and 1,724 photos
April 2009:
I am currently working on this page, because I wrote it ages ago and feel that it is very much rubbish text- and informationwise. And I miss the good old southwest so much that I will return as soon as possible, horray, red rock country!
Please be patient and wait until I am finished with the revamp.
Thank you :-)
Bryce Canyon ? so simple the name of this gorgeous National Park might sound ? so thrilling, exciting, mysterious, soout of this world the scenery presents itself to the visitor.
Scientists can explain all what has happened here, from the gorgeous colours (from a chemical point of view) to the carvings and foldigs and erosions (from the geologic point of view) and to the vast flora and fauna (from the biologist?s point of view) ? but all in all Bryce Canyon is a part of this globe, where the best artist of the galaxy ? Mother Earth ? has created a showcase of all her forces.
Bryce Canyon had been established US National Park in 1928 and covers an area of around 36.000 acres. It is located between Moab and Arches National Park (270 miles west of Moab) and Zion National Park (80 miles east of Zion). It stretches out in a north-south axis, around 20 miles long and between 2 and 6 miles wide, in the western part of Colorado Plateau.
A scenic road leads from the park entrance along this axis down to Yovimpa Point, with countlesss view points along the road. In addition, there are more than 50 miles hiking paths within Bryce Canyon, some are easy 2-3 hours round treks, some are longer hikes along the rim or deeper into the eastern part of the park. Also, horseback rides are offered, both for the shorter and the longer trails.
A lot of names around Bryce Canyon are originated from ancient settlers and native americans Paiute. For example, the plateau, from which Bryce Canyon is stretching out eastward, is called Pansaugunt Plateau ? means home of the beavers. The most southern viewpoint, Yovimpa Point ? means pine point. And finally the canyon itself was called unka-timpe-wa-wince-pock-ich - which means bowl-shaped-canyon-filled-with-red-
Ebenezer Bryce and his wife Mary, who have settled here at the end of 19th century, have called it with the less poetical ? but practical ? term ?a hell of a place to loose a cow?.
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Hello Ingrid, it was great to see you again last weekend in Bacharach beneath the Patagonian/Panamanian moon. I love your Bryce Canyon tips (even if it isn't really a canyon), especially the ones about the geology. Fine photos!
Sorry Ingrid, I can't wait :-) Now I'm starting to understand why you chose 'Trekki' as your VT name. This looks like indeed 'one hell of a place,' including the nightlife!
Thanks for the tip on the altitude-I noticed it does get colder in this area more than other surrounding parks. Great pics-do you want me do send some red rock?
You have taken wonderful pictures at Bryce, Ingrid! Thor's Hammer is one of my favorite spots...Norman :)
Your photos and tips are most welcome. I will be travelling to the St. George area this summer and I definitely want to make the trip to Bryce Canyon. I have heard that it is beautiful and your photos confirm it! Thanks for all of your tips.
Wow, Ingrid, these pictures are breath-taking and your tips are VERY helpful. I knew I would find agapotravel here :D :D
My gosh, Ingrid, your Bryce page is extraordinary. Your photos are awesome, and your tips are so helpful. Thanks so much for visiting my Bryce page - I should put a link on it to yours for people to find much more info. :-)
We may be headed this way in 2008...your pictures were absolutely stunning, Ingrid--it's breathtakingly beautiful!
This is an excellent page. Great descriptions of the trails and lookouts. Very nice pictures!
Great page and photos!
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My quaint 1 Bedroom Cape Cod Cottage, on a private corner lot is directly across from the famous Sea St. Beach in Dennis Port and LITERALLY only 100 feet from the sand & warm waters of Nantucket Sound, less than 1/2 mile to 4 other beaches (you can see the water from my front door). Inside, the cottage is bright & cheerful with lots of windows & it's air conditioned. The kitchen, complete w/ dishes, utensils, pots & pans, full fridge, stove, microwave, toaster oven, coffee maker etc. The breakfast room seats 4.
The living room, w/ vaulted ceiling & ceiling fan, has a double size pull out futon, flat screen cable TV, radio/cd player, and wireless DSL.
The Bedroom, also with vaulted ceiling & sky light, has a ceiling fan, comfortable queen size bed, 2nd flat screen TV and a backdoor to your own patio. Oh yea, I can't forget the outdoor shower - a real Cape Cod Tradition.
Staying at my cottage will be a relaxing & comfortable escape from your everyday life.You'll NOT be disappointed here, I guarantee it! I have never had any complaints at all - except when it's time to leave, nobody wants to.
Activities: The cottage is centrally located to everything the Cape has to offer. Great restaurants, both upscale and family style are close by, some within walking distance. Eight Dennis Beaches are within five miles of the Cottage. The famous Cape Cod Bike Trail is very close (bring your bikes) and public golf courses are within a short drive. Great shopping, theaters, museums, and antiques shops surround the area. The Cape offers great fishing, whale watching from Hyannis & Provincetown. Ferries to Martha's Vineyard & Nantucket are in neighboring towns.
Amenities: The Cottage has vaulted ceilings and is air conditioned. 2 Flat screen cable TVs, DVD, Wireless DSL, 2 Ceiling Fans & full Bath with tub. Fully Equipped Kitchen including dishes, glasses, utensils, pot/pans, Microwave, toaster, coffee maker etc. You'll enjoy the dining area that seats 4. It's on a private corner lot, with backyard patio, gas grill, and a Cape Cod tradition, the outdoor shower. 2 outdoor tables w/ chairs & umbrella and of course, private parking in the driveway and the best part yet - you're directly across from the Beach, which is free and has lifeguards.
RENTAL RATE: The off peak (May & June) rate is $895 and the peak rate (July, Aug & 2 weeks of Sept) is $1150 per week - Rates based on single/double occupancy (children welcome). Additional Charges for more than 2 Adults (over 12 yrs) could apply - Sorry, NO Pets & NO Smoking.
David's cottage was perfect!
I was in need of a week of rest and relaxation and the cottage and all it offered was terrific. The kitchen was fully equipped with everything needed for cooking. Caught ocean breezes at the kitchen table and the outdoor patio area. The outdoor shower was amazing! I used the indoor shower only once the whole week.
Never needed the AC... the cottage is located perfectly for sea breezes.
1 minute walk to the beach.. and lots of quiet streets to walk and explore.
Have booked time for next summer. It was hard to leave.
Many thanks David for your thoughtful and kind welcome gift! It was enjoyed.
This is a wonderful one bedroom cottage in a great location, close to beaches and restaurants, and we thoroughly enjoyed our second vacation here! We found the cottage to be exactly as described in the listing, and it was immaculate and very well maintained. As a bonus, the cottage sits on a spacious corner lot, unlike most of the small cottages in the area. And there are three tables around the yard to sit and fully enjoy the 'foot traffic' heading to the beach. The owner provides excellent customer service and couldn't be more pleasant. We would definitely recommend this property to our friends and relatives. For those with bikes, the Cape Cod Rail Trail is a short drive away and a great place to ride. This year we parked in Falmouth and rode the Shining Sea Path to Woods Hole. A beautiful ride with ocean views! For those who enjoy fine dining, make a reservation at the Ocean House (Dennisport) early in the season (restaurant opens in April), as they book up very early for the summer. You will love it! Can't wait to return in 2017!
Blessed with perfect weather and a prime location, my boyfriend and I could not keep ourselves out of the water! The waves were gentle, warm and clean, and being only a few minutes walk we found ourselves jumping in two to three times daily. We also made great use of the outdoor shower; how lovely to bathe in the dappled sunlight of a shade tree! The cottage was clean and cozy, and even though it's on the corner of two streets we felt we had ample quiet and privacy. The consideration, helpfulness and hospitality of Dave is unparalleled. In addition to our "welcome" bottle of wine and bringing us fresh clams, when our vehicle wouldn't start and had to be towed, he drove us to the garage to pick it up. He's always a phone call away, ever ready to help however he can. He also mailed a hat we had left behind! We spent some time in Eastham and Chatham to visit old stopping grounds, but really, we really didn't need to go anywhere at all. This cottage has all you need for a revitalizing, unforgettable vacation!
We can't say enough good things about the cottage and the owner, David. The listing is accurate and better than we anticipated. Shad Hole Cottage is a clean, well-maintained, comfortable and safe cottage with everything we needed for the week. You will not find a more accommodating and congenial host than David who went out of his way to help us with linens, etc. Because we flew in from SC, we did not want to bring those items with us. The well-equipped kitchen, backyard grill, outside tables and chairs, beach chairs and umbrellas, etc. made our stay most pleasant.
Our ferry trip to Nantucket was one highlight of the week. On one of the busiest weeks of the season, the Steamship Authority Ferry from Hyannis was convenient, uncrowded and smooth. At Nantucket Bike Rentals near the ferry terminal, we rented bikes for just $27 each for the day.
Of course we spent hours on Sea Street Beach just a few steps away and an entire day at Marconi Beach which is stunning. We took the beach umbrellas, chairs and a picnic lunch. David provides a cooler!
Other enjoyable things of the week: Sunday morning worship at a very welcoming local church, Pilgrim's Monument, etc in Province Town, many lighthouses including the view from the top of Highland Light, Cape Cod Potato Chip Factory, ice cream, the outdoor shower at the cottage, day trip to Plymouth - don't miss the (Faith) Monument to the Forefathers, seafood at Kream 'n Kone, fresh local clams and much more!
We thoroughly enjoyed our first visit to the cape and David's lovely cottage.
My second summer at David's cottage was a welcomed retreat from weeks of work..
Had everything I needed for R & R.. and felt like I was visiting a familiar place..
The outdoor shower was great.. and walks to the beach in 3 minutes were terrific..
Quiet at night for sleeping.. and caught quite a bit of the cool ocean breeze.
Will be back in 2016!
We were so very pleased to have come across this little gem, as we've found it very challenging to find a comfortable, clean, conveniently located, enjoyable rental for just two people. This cottage was all that and more! The owner's description of the cottage, amenities, and location was 100% accurate. We were thrilled! The property was very clean and well maintained, and the yard is delightful. We used only the outdoor shower during our visit and miss it! It was very pleasant to have a bit of 'space' to enjoy the wonderful ocean breezes! The outdoor tables and chairs offer perfect spots for dining, relaxing, and watching the folks walking back and forth to the beach. So enjoyed being greeted with 'Good Morning!' from complete strangers! And we found the neighborhood to be very quiet...a 'must have' on our list. During our stay we tried many, if not all, of the restaurant recommendations suggested in the Directory we found in the living room. We would recommend them all as well! Whether you're looking for take-out, casual dining, a great bakery (Woolfies, just around the corner on Lower County Rd), or fine dining close by (The Ocean House--make reservations early before your trip), this location offers them all within walking distance or a very short drive. All of this AND the ocean is only a few steps away! To complete this pleasurable experience, we found David, the owner, to be extremely helpful, responsive, and very pleasant to communicate with. He goes 'above and beyond'! Thank you, David! We will definitely be returning!
The cottage is right at the warm waters of Nantucket Sound at the famous Sea Street Beach. You can't get much closer to the water without being in it! The neighborhood is Quiet, Friendly and Very Safe. Mostly foot traffic going to and from the Beach (which is free) and LITERALLY footsteps away - you can see the water from the cottage. There are 4 other Beaches within a 1/4 mile. The Perfect place for a relaxing and tranquil vacation. If you like the Beachy atmosphere, you'll love my cottage.
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A $300 Deposit is Required to confirm your Reservation. The weekly rental is due 30 days before arrival.
The cottage is air conditioned and cools off fast, please don't leave it on all day when you're out. Thanks.
A $300 deposit is required to hold your reservation. The full rental amount is due 30 days prior to arrival and the $300 becomes a refundable security deposit. Payable by check or money order. No Additional Fees are ever charged.
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Serena Williams tied sister Venus with her 43rd WTA Tour tennis title by beating fellow American Coco Vandeweghe in straight sets at Bank of the West Classic.
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